Today I am so Boring. I don’t know what happen with me. No more longer relax time. From yesterday I was take some busy activity. Get problems and meet peoples that I am so Sick to see them.

When I wrote this text, I am still boring and so tired.!!!! HUUauaaaaahahaaaaaaaa

I want to Sleeeeeepppp…..
Boring Day.!!!!

The Job After you are hired, your objective is to submit to us tutorial or articles frequently, we expect that you send us an entry each week. What you submit to us can be either a tutorial or an article, depending on what you choose and what you are best at. The topics that you must outline if you are going to submit a tutorial are as follow; Adobe Photoshop, Adobe ImageReady, CSS, HTML, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash and/or PHP. Before you write a tutorial on any of these topics, you must be familiar with them, as it will inflict on the quality of the tutorial. The topics you must outline if you are going to submit an article are as follows; internet marketing, website development, search engines and general webmaster related articles. As stated before, you must be familiar with the topics before you write about them. Know that from time to time, we will ask you to create tutorials and articles on topics that we choose are necessary, if we see that you have the capability of doing so. The Payment Once you have submitted a tutorial, we will review it and look over it. If we see that it is relevant with its outlined topic, we will add it to our database. Once that is done, we will submit the tutorial to different tutorial search engines, such as Good-Tutorials.com. If after a week we see that it had been accepted and listed. We will increase your payment by $5.00 (CAN), so if your tutorial worth was $15.00 (CAN), we will increase it to $20.00(CAN). If it doesn’t get accepted, your payment will be decreased by $5.00(CAN) and you will only be paid $10.00(CAN). So we advise that you pay close attention to Good-Tutorials.com and try to create tutorials that have a high chance of being accepted. The maximum payment for a tutorial will be $50.00(CAN). The method of payment that we will be using to send you the money is Paypal, so please be sure to send us your Paypal info as soon as possible. If you do not have a Paypal account, we advise that you create one at Paypal.com. As so far this will be the only method of payment, until we expand. Know once you submit a tutorial, if we accept it, we will send you an email stating we have accepted it and how much we will pay for it. Please know that once you have been paid, the tutorial or article will automatically be reserved by copyright law under our name, hence we will own the tutorial. And we reserve the right to modify or do whatever we wish with it. Requirements Before you accept this job, please be sure that you are familiar with the following job requirements, you have the; ability to communicate in a professional, mature and well-mannered way, ability to communicate and write with proper use of English and grammar, ability to communicate well and have the ability to speak descriptively. Know that if we see in your submissions that you demonstrate incapability’s in the above requirements, we may have to cancel our agreement and you will lose the job. If you are going to be writing tutorials for us, know that there is a tutorial guideline that you must follow in order to insure that you get the maximum payment for your tutorial. For a complete guide please refer to the following link: http://www.danrichard.com/2006/04/08/writing-an-effective-tutorial-that-gets-accepted-to-pixel2life-and-other-tutorial-portals/ Know that if you are aiming high and want to earn $25.00(CAN) and above, we will be expecting tutorials such as the Extreme Template tutorials. Please refer to the following links for examples (the following tutorials are roughly worth $30.00(CAN)): http://www.akpro.net/v3/extm04.html http://www.akpro.net/v3/extm05.html http://www.akpro.net/v3/extm06.html http://www.akpro.net/v3/extm07.html One of the largest factors that will affect your tutorial and how much its worth is its uniqueness and originality. If we see that the tutorials submitted are ripped or stolen, we will not accept it, no payment will be given and you will lose the job. To Wrap Up Know that after careful consideration, we have decided that we are only accepting tutorials for now. So if you want to write articles you will be pended until we seek new articles, then we will contact you. As stated above, we expect that we receive a submission weekly, and your payment will be sent a week later. Also, if you have expertise in a different outlines topic, but that is relevant (Java, Fireworks, etc) please contact us and inform us so we can make arrangements. If you have any questions, concerns please reply. Please do reply if you have accepted the job and its terms, so we can begin. Sincerely, Aysar Khalid | info@akpro.net AKPro Administrator AK Productions Studiosâ„¢ http://www.akpro.net/

Banner ads are text and pictures typically placed on high traffic web sites. When you click on a banner ad, it sends you to the advertised web site.

Banner ads are largely anchoring or branding devices. Think of a jingle on a radio: when you hear the jingle, do you feel compelled to suddenly buy the product? Not really. You hear the jingle over and over, and eventually, develop AWARENESS of the company or its product.

In the same way, most banner ads are generally not designed to generate immediate click-throughs. They are designed to be an awareness and anchoring device, not an immediate lead generator. Nationally, banner ad click-through rates are less than 1% (and seem to be declining every day). Banner ads are generally sold in terms of impressions (how many times they will be VIEWED) instead of click-throughs (how many times they will be, well, clicked upon!)

Like ads on TV or radio, people can both love and hate the concept and execution of banner ads. People tend to say that they dislike blinking ads that distract them from the content of the page: however, the same people will click on these banner ads to go to the advertiser’s site! (Another off-line comparison: people also say they hate commercials because they interrupt the program — but they remember the commercials.)

Banner Ad Placement Concept #1: Paid Banner Ads and Psychographic Marketing

Instead of a traditional focus on the demographics (gender, age, income, etc.), banner ads let you narrow your target audience to people who have an acute intellectual interest in your product. You are using psychographic internet marketing savvy when you promote your website with a banner ad on a high-traffic website that has content related to whatever you sell.

For instance, if you sell car parts, you may want to run banner ads on high-traffic sites where people browse to learn about automobiles. People visiting these sites are likely to have an interest in your products, so they are also likely to have an interest in visiting your site.

Costs - A common banner ad package may consist of 100,000 impressions. CPM (cost per thousand) can be from $20 to $100 per thousand impressions, with $50 being about average (October, 2000).

Positioning - Ad placement significantly effects response rates. A home page may get the most traffic, but placing an ad deeper within the site may provide a more targeted audience. The IAB and CASIE have recognized these sizes as the most popular and most accepted on the Internet:

Banner Ad Placement Concept #2: “Free� Banner Ads and Banner Ad Placement

Weigh your non-money choices marketing choices carefully. Free stuff always has a price - always ask somebody who wants to give you something for free what they want in return, if not moola. In the case of banner ads, usually a “free� banner ad developer or placement service wants reciprocal links back to a site of their choosing.

Carefully weigh the value of what is described as “free.� What will a “free� link associate your business with, beyond mere cheap-skatism? You may be spreading your name and image on sites where browsers have no interest in your product whatsoever, and lose your psychographic edge. Worse, you may be associated with links to less-than-quality sights and suffer image degradation. “free� can have some very high costs that you need to consider carefully.

Execution Concept: Do-It-Yourself Banner Ad Design Tips

• Retail software stores offer inexpensive software packages dedicated solely to banner creation. You can also download banner ad design shareware from the internet.
• When designing banners, keep them between 5 and 20K. The faster your banner loads, the more likely it will be seen.
• Animated banners tend to be more effective than static banners at generating click-throughs.
• Use ALT attribute in the image tags of your banners. Many people surf with images turned off. The ALT attribute will describe the content of the banner and can bring people to your site, even if they can’t see the image!
• Balance between being too creative and not-creative-enough. Use short action phrases (like, “Click here!â€Â? or “Find out more!â€Â?) and eye-popping graphics.
• Use the standard sizes listed above, for ease of placement.
• Don’t forget to measure the success of your banner ad campaign! Check your log files for click through rates from your banner(s).
• Compare your banner performance against sales. Is there a direct correlation? Do sales increase as click-throughs increase?
• Adjust your campaign where necessary. Deploy only the top performing banners. Change placements that are not performing. Rework copies of banners that are performing well to include similar messages or images.

Bottom Line:

The overall effectiveness of banner advertising is dramatically decreasing due to clutter and saturation. A few years ago, they worked to a limited extent because they were relatively unique.

Now, with the advent of permission marketing, most intrusive-type advertising is becoming less and less effective.